Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-14
Miss Carrie Dershnm. of Lewis

Miss Carrie Dersham, of Lewis
burg, young lady Is years of age, lost
her life on the Fourth. She had spent
the day mt Milton and was about ready
To return home, but missed the l I p. m.
train on The Reading Road, and while
waiting tor the two O'Clock train ut The
l.. n l.. Depot, was struck by the ell
cine of special train aud instantly
killed.
john Cummings. young farmer
living on Sankey's farm in Penn town
ship, placed rope around his neck the
other day with suicidal intent. The
timely appearance of one of tie members
of his family fortunately frustrated his
plans. IL is said that Mr.. Cummings
has been afflicted with melancholy Tor
several months past and that he had at-
tempted to take his own life before
this.
Rev. Swengle, OF this place, who
returned from his visit tn Snyder coun.
ty on Tuesday of last week, has by no
means been idle In his high calling
during his absence. He tells us that
while staying at Troxelville he admin
istered the Lords supper TO large
congregation, on Sunday June 3d.
Rev. Swengle Is one OF the most active
aud Jealous ministers In the Evangeh-
cal church.
&C. A. Beaver, son Of Governor
Beaver, arrived in this town from
Bellefonte on Monday forenoon, having
made the distance on his bycicle In
about three hours. lie took dinner AT
the Musser House and expressed HIM
self surprised and pleased ut the busl-
ness like appearance OF Millheim. lie
rode TO Coburn in the aftei noon To take
the train for Cherry Run where he
joined party of fellow students who
are out on pleasure expedition.
-watermelons, the very best, just came
in at j. w. Stovers grocery.
THE GOVERNOR RILED.-Some crank no
titled jefferson Davis in an anonymous let
ter from Philadelphia that Gov. Curtin had
got notorious criminal out of prison under
contract To asSassinate Mr. Davis and Davis
was crank enough 10 believe the story, and
coward enough to make a great fuss about
il. Ex-Governor Curtin in referring 10 the
statement accusing him of such intentions
said in anything but n pleasant mood: ITS
an infamous lie, and am astonished that
such a thing should be circulated on infor-
nation received through anonymous CORE
spondence."
AT Gheen Il Spigelmyer's-a large as
sortment of Carpets.
PERsoNAL.-Dear Bro. Meek. Ed.
''The Central Methodist" Cattlesburg,
Kentucky.
| see in the last Central" that you
want a sick headache remedy. suf.
fered from sick headache, almost from
infancy .and tried every remedy l could
get, but never found anything to do me
good until used Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. ! feel for anyone that suffers
with tina. terrible disease. and | hope
you will give 1t a trial.-C. S. NORRIS,
Brownsville, w. Va.
AT Gheen \ Spigelmyer's they have for
sale 500 pair of Shoes, from y cts, 30 cts.,
81. 90 up TO S4.O0.
GONE To MEET THE HIGHER
JUDGE.-Hon. J. II. Smith, one Of the
associate judges of this county, died at
his home at Pine GROVE, on Monday
morning. July 4lh. A disease of the
liver caused his death. lie was So
years of age and had practiced medl-
cine in Pine Grove, about 80 wears.
He was highly esteemed rs physician.
In 1885 he was elected associate judge
on the Democratic ticket, which posi-
tion he occupied ut the time OF his
death. He leaves n widow, five sons
and two daughters to mourn their loss.
Before very long the biggest and incest
lot of Shoes ever brought to Millheim, will
be opened at Musser's Shoe store.
-Complainthas been brought against
several young chaps who kept up COLI
tinual racket ia the vestibule Of the III.
E. church during services last Sunday
evening. They had been ordered TO
stop by one of the members of the
church but the gentleman was hardly
out of sight when the unmarnerly boys
resumed their noisy talk 1t became so
annoying to the minister that he was
compelled TO stop his discourse until the
disturbers Of Gods worship were eject
ed. It were about time that an exam
pie be made Of such unruly boys by giy-
ing them a full dose of the law which
regulates such matters.
-Women's low House Shoes or Slippers,
the most comfortable shoe for everyday
wear, cheap, at Musser's Shoe Store.
The hot weather Of mid summer
has o weakening effect, both upon
body and mind. You feel absolutely
incapable of doing any arduous work.
and even light duties are performed
languidly and unwillingly. This low
state of the system causes even greater
infirmity, and gives opportunity for
serious disease TO gain a fpOthnld. 10
this condition the system is quick TO re-
spond to the reviving, Quickening, and
strengthening effects OF Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which purifles the blood, regu-
IdlCS tuC sahos obu tuAuSCc
fresh life and vieor into every portion
Of the body. People who have taken
it write us, saying at puts new life
right into me-" "It makes me young
again." Reader, if you suffer from
summer weakness. try Hoods Sarsapa
rilla. 100 doses 81.
Have you seen them? These very nice
Bright,Dongola and Curacoe Kid Shoes just
received at the Red Front Shoe Store
Last week the Messrs. Crawford
removed their knitting machines from
Luse's planning mill, where they had
been running temporarily. TO the third
story of the new factory building, west
of Penn street, the interior OF which
was finished last week. The engine
aud boiler, being shipped from Erie,
d., 20 a1 or (hlhnrn citation nv-